What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I agree about the lack of “slidieness”. Did you go ti?

 

I have a question, it might be a dumb question but I am going to ask anyway. I took my truck in to the dealership to get my squeaky clutch fixed (covered under my warranty) and they put me in a 2023 SR while mine gets fixed.
Now to the question, would the air controller unit be swappable between 2016-2019 with the 2020-2023?
Mine

2023SR


I only ask about the SR because I have a manual and don't need the push start button hole. I like the look of the "newer" style way better and the fact it has dual climate control, but I also figure that is why this might not be able to be done..

 

Dometic cfx3 45L
Delta 2 powerbank 1035WH I think it was.
Initial testing shows I should get around 3.5 days of run time without supplementing it with solar or charging during travel.

 

The one on the bottom is dual zone option, not a model year change. My 2019 has dual zone.
As far as I’ve read you wouldn’t be able to just install the climate panel and have it work

 

This has been a few days coming. Monday I leveled out my Tacoma with Bilstein 5100's. I did the 3rd notch for 1.1" in the front. I also did the Headstrong 1/2" shim on the rear driverside leaf for the taco lean.

Today I got Falken Rubitrek AT 265/75r16 installed, along with an alignment. I was dead set on the Wildpeak at4w's but I found a smoking deal in the Rubitreks. The at4w was $214 and the Rubitreks $161 each. Very happy with the decision.

 

That time of year for mulch and pine straw.

 

put my truck up for sale

with a baby, 14 year old and a GSD, the taco is just too small.
Toyota offered me 32k cash, or 35k with trade in. going to try and sell private party since I'm in no hurry to sell.

pics cause we like tacos

 

Same question - opposite direction. I have a ‘23 SR with the dual zone controls. Can I swap in the older manual controls? What problems or issues would @Shiro213 and I run into if we swapped controls?

 

I definitely want this visual upgrade. lol

Seriously, it may JUST make a slight difference in overall performance but I think it looks great.

 

I have a 2019 TRD Sport and it didn't come with the dual zone. WTH Toyota? I thought it was a change that came with the 2020 models like the electric seats.

 

Bought mine used but I believe you have to have the “tech” pakage. BSM, adaptive cruise and such to get dual zone. Could absolutely be wrong though

 

I took my 4Runner (RIP; thanks son) to Goodyear for a tire rotation and their new tech backed it into another car. So two claims off of a free service, and the new tech was out job hunting again.

 

My '22 TRD OR has dual zone climate controls; no tech package. I think it was part of the TRD trims for that year (as the only "options" my TRD OR came with were floor mats and door sill covers).

 

Added patches to the headliner. Wiped the suicide bugs off the front with SpeedShine.

 

If we lived closer we could just test it. Lol
When I installed my AJT 4wd knob, the installation video had a dual zone and they looked to be the same hookup that mine has. When I pick my truck up, I'll ask the service advisor if he knows.

 

I posted a couple of pictures earlier in thread in march of the beading after almost 6 months. After prepping the paint I applied 1 coat, let sit for 24 hours and applied a second coat. It’s not like old school wax you CAN apply to much, make sure to follow directions. There are also several videos on YouTube about how to apply it, or any ceramic really. You need to make sure any previous wax or protection is completely gone for best results. I havent bothered with the spray on rinse off methods, it is so east to apply I just did an additional base coat in march.

 

I agree, the price point made it worth it to me...scored it on Amazon for less than $400

 

I got a mid-rise leer shell on it today.

 

Way outside my budget man. I went 316 Mil-Spec stainless and reused some of the kit hardware. Though, I did replace many many mounting screws with M8 Button Head Flange Ti while I was under the truck.
The button heads make much more sense on a skiddy thing. A good opportunity to make sure things were straight and flush.